Furnaces, dryers and kilns

Many facilities contain fired equipment (e.g. furnaces, dryers and kilns) thatconsumes fuel directly toheat the process, rather than transferring it from amedium such as water or steam. In these units, the heat is applied directly orindirectly from the flame to the process material.Furnaces, dryers and kilns, which operate at very high temperatures, mayoffer many heat-recovery and energy-saving opportunities.Figures 1 and 2 illustrate the relationship between outsidefurnace wall temperature and energy loss from the furnace walls,and between furnace temperature and energy loss throughopenings in furnace walls.

Our group can serve the following activities:

1. Decreasing different heat losses resources
2. Controlling and monitoring.
3. Heat recovery.
4. Implement a program of regular inspection and preventive maintenance.
5. Energy-saving measures that reduce fuel consumption also reduce emissions ofcarbon dioxide (CO2) and other pollutants